Hehe, I remember my daughter around that age loved to watch me play bioshock. She called it “the hand game”. Hope watching me harvest all those little sisters didn’t affect her in any way… I also used to set her up on top of my base with a sniper rifle and a mountain of ammo and let her takes care of blood moon hordes in 7 days to die.

When I was about 10, my grandma took me to the game store at the mall to buy the original GTA for PC.

The guy working there looked at me and looked at her and figured out what was going on. So, he asked her if she was sure she wanted to buy this game for me because it was very violent, had a lot of crime, and was meant for adults. My grandma spoke English well enough but would sometimes get flustered, so she looked at me and I closed my eyes and gave her a slow nod of approval. She looked back at him and said, “Yes.”

She took me back to that store every release date for each GTA after that until I was old enough to buy them myself. Love her.

It’s cyberpunk for me and my kid. It’s a family favorite game for some reason.

My father didn’t cared and my mother would tell me not to bully the kids in bully, but never forced me to stop playing thoses games, and most parents at that time where like that, at least in my social circle

GTA 3 came out when I was in 3rd grade and I remember my dad renting it from Blockbuster. My mom was not thrilled.
I personally remember thinking, “This is like Driver, but better.” I think we eventually bought it a year or two later, but my mom wouldn’t let me play, so I to do it when she wasn’t around.

I’m from a previous generation so for me it was my parents buying me Leisure Suit Larry 7 for Christmas.

Stayed at a Jehova’s witnesses’ house for a few months and they said I couldn’t play final fantasy X in their house because it was too violent

My kids started on left 4 dead 2 at 4 he taught himself to read so he could get the mods he wanted

If by cool you mean bad parent lol